Pacific, pacifist pampered papa
parading par excellent paragon
parent (parenthetically parochial
particularly partisan) parvenu
passive, passionately paternalistically patient,
paunchy, peaceably pepped, perfectionist,
perceptive, perennially perky, permissively
persevering, persistently personable, perspicuous,
pertinent, phenomenally philanthropic, philharmonic
picturesquely pious, pioneering, piquantly pithy,
playfully pleasant, pleasurably plucky, plummy,
poetically poignant, politely pontificating, popular,
positively potent, powerfully practiced pragmatist,
praiseworthy, prayerfully precious, precise
predominant, preeminently preferable, preparedly
preponderant, presently president, prestigiously
prevailing, priceless, princely, principally pristine,
privately privileged, prized, proactively procreative,
prodigiously productive, proficiently profitable,
progressively prominant, promisingly prompt,
prophetically propitious, prospectively protective,
proudly proven provocative, prudent psyched, puissant,
punctilious, punctually purposeful.
Categories:
paunchy, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
As the spirit of Lazarus, I animate. Reanimate, from a bizarre slumber to a palpitate night air. Gulf winds intrusively herding heavy clouds like spirit cattle, bearing arcane riders of esoteric threat. Even the paunchy feline whom lays upon my window sill like a tapestry, raises his head in diagnostic concern. Search the meager commorancy. Search the garden. Search the street. Search the air I breathe. Search the sky. Question the felines. Interrogate my own consciousness like a paranoid constable, inquiring of a delict event to come, or that hath already come. No evidence. Only my own spent cigarette that nursed my uneasiness and succored this dark morning probe of delirium and aberration. And now, with one final breath, cessation. Quiescence.
Categories:
paunchy, angst, anxiety, fear, mental
Form: Free verse
Before Jack retired
He promised that
He shovel the snow
He'd feed the cat
He'd fix the roof
And mend the sink
He paint the
Bathroom sunrise pink
He'd build a den
And repair the phones
He'd set the yard
With patio stones
He said he'd dig
The garden plot
Clean the attic
Extent the lot
He'd clean the windows
Eaves and spout
Get all the soggy
Dead leaves out
We'd buy a trailer
Jack and me
And then go
Visit cousin Dee
We'd jet away
To sunny lands
Bask on warm
And tropic sands
Spend our days
In hottest Reno
Night time jaunts
To the casino
Dance the tango
Dine out late
Sleep in peace
At motel eight
Fly to Paris
Greece or Rome
Never spend
A day at home
Now old Jack
Has made it clear
Lies on sofa
Drinking beer
Forgetting words
of yesterday
Jack is finally
here to stay
Paunchy, balding
And much alive
Jack sure is
loving sixty five
Categories:
paunchy, funny, cousin,
Form: Rhyme